July 25, 200818 yr Wait 5 minutes!What happens if you turn up late for a trial? Guess I'd just have to push it to the first section...
July 28, 200818 yr Author Good news - just to let everyone know a new plug sorted the problem out and the bike is running perfectly again.... Thanks for all you help here
July 28, 200818 yr I wish it was that easy, here in Canada our importer doesn't have the plugs, nor does the distributor or regular auto/motorcyle supply houses. It looks like we may have to import the plugs from the USA or a European supplier; any suggestions? (cross-references etc.) Spencer
July 29, 200818 yr It is a standard plug used in Honda road bikes. You may have to use a 6 instead of the 5.
August 1, 200818 yr I wish it was that easy, here in Canada our importer doesn't have the plugs, nor does the distributor or regular auto/motorcyle supply houses. It looks like we may have to import the plugs from the USA or a European supplier; any suggestions? (cross-references etc.)Spencer I use the hotter CR5EH-9 with no problems at all. Here's the best deal I could find on the net: http://www.sparkplugs.com/results_cross.as...mp;x=47&y=8 Shipping was around $9 US (to the States). It didn't feel so bad spread out over an order for 4 plugs.
August 6, 200818 yr My apologies to the Canadian Importer, he has contacted me and said that he does in fact have a plug (I shouldn't rely on the word of others when making such public statements) Spencer
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.